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Originally Posted by Findm-Keepm
I've seen ultrasonic remote sets turn on at night, when the HVAC kicks in and an inaudible squeal activated the set. I've also seen a stationary bike activate one in a hotel gym, from the friction device on the wheel. And of course, there are the sets that responded to keys being rattled across the room.
Nowadays with IR remotes, it's not a problem. The biggest problem is with something jamming the IR spectra, neutralizing a remote...
Cheers,
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My dog's jingling license tags have turned on my Emperor more than once. I unplug it until I want to watch Star Trek or Rockford Files. 
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